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Protection by patent in Norway is obtained by a national application, by nationalisation of a PCT application before the 31-month term, or by validation of a European patent. 1 January 2011
Patents
A recent US International Trade Commission investigation may open a new avenue for enforcing certain pharmaceutical patents, say Daniel Yonan and Mark Fox Evens. 1 January 2011
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In India, patent rights are secured by filing an application for registration along with the requisite forms and documents and prescribed fees at the patent office. 1 January 2011
Patents
BIO represents a broad constituency of biotechnology and life sciences companies. LSIPR talks to BIO president and CEO Jim Greenwood about patent reform, healthcare, court cases and plans for the future. 1 January 2011
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Inventions are regulated in Cuba by Decree Law 68 ‘Of Inventions, Scientific Discoveries, Industrial Models, Trademarks and Denominations of Origin’, of May 14, 1983. 1 January 2011
Trademarks
WIPR talks to Lacoste's vice president of global public and legal affairs. 1 December 2010
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WIPR talks to eBay's head of the government relations team. 1 December 2010
Patents
While pharmaceutical companies suffer greatly from the counterfeit drugs trade, it is important to remember that, ultimately, it is patients who suffer the most. Dean Hart explains. 1 December 2010
Patents
People often think that IP in the healthcare sector is all about patents. But while GlaxoSmithKline certainly has a patent portfolio to protect, it also takes a strident approach to enforcing its trademarks and defending its brands. 1 December 2010
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The organisers at Premier Cercle have managed to put together an outstanding programme of high-level conferences and workshops for the fourth pan-European Intellectual Property Summit since 2004. 1 December 2010
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